Web Design Portfolio
A sampling of past web design work
Here is as small sample of websites designed over the years. Custom art and logo design are available as a service for your website's creation.
Sites Launched in 2010
All Dallas Maids has an eco-friendly focus. We choose earth tones, woods, and sandy textures to suggest the environment. We used a green fabric and wood floor to suggest the interior of a home. Other imagery (photos and illustrations) were used to further remind the audience this is an earth-friendly housekeeping service. This particular site is a highly customized template package.
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CalmSoul is a new business venture with need of the full package. The owner had colors and a logo concept in mind. From there, GeekArtist handled everything but the written content she provided. Site includes a custom logo, shopping cart (Soholaunch), assistance learning about social networks, a favicon, and site promotion.
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Lorenzen Chiropractic Clinic has been with us since 2006. The clinic is seeing an increase in new clients due to GeekArtist's SEO work. When we first took them on, they already had a logo and brand identity. They just needed a site to reflect that and assistance with site copy. We've recently taken their old design and layout and made minor changes to update the look, and improve navigation. Ongoing maintenance includes SEO and SEM, including writing site content for SEO, and producing print advertising and marketing materials.
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This site has been around for a while. We felt it was time to update and simplify the design and layout. The site is primarily a Wordpress blog with some static pages . There are also Paypal and Zazzle shops available. We handle everything for the site. This site averages over 25,000 unique visitors per month.
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Bill Kennedy needed a redesign. They needed a sharper look that was user-friendly and ready for search engines. We created their logo and handle SEO.
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Cema had a web developer who needed someone to give the site a good look and have search engine friendly HTML. Cema Midas' strongest focus was a site that was appealing to women and young adults. The dev created the site contact form and now handles site updates.
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Tradewaiter is a new project in the works. Tradewaiting involves comic books and graphic novels and the owner wanted a look that had bright, primary colors and a cartoonish feel to it. We created the design and layout and the logo.
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Dahl Lighting Showroom needed a redesign. They wanted something quick and simple with specific colors that appeal to their Santa Fe, New Mexico clients.
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Sites Launched in 2009
This non-profit had a large site that needed an updated look and made easier to navigate. They also wanted to begin incorporating social networking and an RSS feed to promote the organization's events and keep the membership informed. The site keeps the same layout while using a total of 6 different looks and feels for the site to match the themes of earth, air, fire, water, Spring and Fall. Upcoming projects include a transition to a WordPress powered site.
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This is a WordPress blog for GeekArtist Web Solutions. I spent much of my early career as a technology educator so this blog struck me as the most useful for my clients and potential clients. I wanted a theme that worked for the concept while still using the business colors for branding purposes.
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What does a geek want as a wedding gift? A pretty website! Chris is a good friend that is a database administrator. She wanted her wedding invitations and RSVPs entirely online, but hosted on her domain. Chris handled the database and most of the PHP while we handled the design and layout. Chris provided color options which were narrowed down to the current scheme, and we found a font that reflects her style. We suggested having a different photograph at the top of each page, but keeping them with the mask theme of the costume party wedding for site consistency.
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He wanted deep green, so that was incorporated with gray to give it a bit of a professional look. We needed action in the header art to keep the site visually interesting, demonstrate how exciting the video games are, and to show off some of the work he did. We did everything for this but create the screenshots of the games and the portfolio items he has presented.
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Sites Launched Before 2009
Much of Kirk's work is in black and white, so we decided to create a site that incorporated his work and the black and white color scheme. Creating thumbnails in the shape of a circle helped reflect his unique style.
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The owner runs three different businesses and wanted the rainbow swoosh incorporated as his logo. He wanted a consistent web page and marketing look for all three businesses, so we worked in the color scheme on all pages. We handled everything from logo to copy text for this site.
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This is a game mod built by a team of students from the SMU Guildhall program. They already had the artwork, so it was just a matter of building a site to reflect the game. Car imagery was placed to appear to be moving off the page header to provide a sense of motion and some visual interest.
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This company is located in a small town and wanted a warm, welcoming site to reflect their style. Further, the agency wanted to get away from the cluttered, busy look of many real estate sites. They described the look they wanted as "casual elegance". They also needed a simple means to display featured real estate. We handled design and layout, and gave them the logo they had in mind.
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This site was created during Janice's time as a subcontractor for Verizon SuperPages through TAC Worldwide. Salomon Jewelers knew they wanted a marbled look on the left and that they needed a site showing opulence and elegance. Rollover navigation included a glowing ring.
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This was created while Janice subcontracted for Wizard of Austin and Ariadne Services. The owners had a logo that the site was designed around.
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